jannie
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pay yo ****** bills |
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Hawtman1092
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You need to go to jail |
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Heatmizer
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You will only not have to pay for charges that are proven to be fraud.. if there is other charges on the card that you made you will still have to pay for those. |
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couchpototo33
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was it stoling or do you just not want to pay the bill???????? |
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dr. ruth
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you could but that would be fraud and it is a federal offense. i wouldn't reccomend it. |
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cognitively_dislocated
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Unless it REALLY was fraud, it's illegal. So instead of having credit card debt, you will have credit card debt as well as court fees/jail time/criminal record. Its not worthi it. |
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mrs. nighs
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no if you get caught which will happen on an investigation you will get jail time for fraud |
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If you really put the charges on it, then you should pay for it. Cuz if you get caught claiming fraud and you were the one spending the money, you can get put in jail. Trust me I know someone that happend to.
I would just make a payment plan with the credit card company, cuz if you dont and get caught your gonna get f*ck*d. |
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robug
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if it is fraud report it to the card company, they have a procedure to go from there |
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blkrose65
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Can you? only if it actually happened. filing a false report to keep from paying a debt is ALSO a form of fraud.... |
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Ruchjat K
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Certainly you can declare fraud on your credit card if you have enough and competent evidence fot that.You can report it by attaching its related evidences to the card center management.You can be informed by the management what procedures should be applied if you have complains.Before you send your evidence you can contact them by phone.In every credit card you can identify who is the issuer such BCA printed in the related card.Besides that every credit card has member number,name of member and validity date and the address of its card center with its phone number. |
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livingdeadsam
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You can try, but they'll investigate. Call your credit card company to report any fraudulent charges. If they're not actually fraudulent, you'll run a really huge risk of some really bad trouble. Credit card fraud is a felony, and it's not easy to get things like a job or a lease with a felony on your record.
Shoot straight -- it's not worth it to lie. |
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dreamcatcher8993
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If it's not true, then they can send YOU to jail for fraud. Just pay them or claim bankruptcy. Pick one. But don't play if you can't pay. |
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Good♥Gyrl
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Only if it's true. You would have to sign affadavits as to the nature of the fraud when "declaring" this to your CC company. It's like perjury in court. They can legally come after you, and file criminal charges if you lied.
Assuming there is real fraud here, you'd have to call your CC company and get those affadavits to start. They will help you from there...everybody has a process. |
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rhsaunders
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If you do, and in fact no one stole and used the card, then you're guilty of fraud. Don't do it unless you are interested in spending some time as a guest of your favorite state. |
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sweetmj
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the credit card company but make sure u had a believble sttory and they should believe u |
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Disillusioned
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Sure, if you wanna go to jail. |
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levans020
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Are you just trying to get out of paying it or has there been real fraud. If you are just trying to not pay then I would consider the fact that it could be punishable by law. So if you cherish your freedom. On the other hand if it is real than contact your credit card company and ask them what the procedures would be. |
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mariaprunty@sbcglobal.net
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no you idiot! why do spend money you dont even have, dumbass!?!?!? Be responsible and pay it. I hope you go to jail if you try claiming fraud. |
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iansand9876
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The people who issued the card. Do it now. |
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Curious
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Even though you would be claiming a fraud against you, in fact it would be you perpetrating fraud. They are very good at determining this - you would risk jail time. |
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annoint this
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If they smell fraud on YOU, all they need is one video of you somewhere making ONE of those purchases and you've had it. |
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Their Mom♥
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only if there was really some type of fraud. |
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ChatNoir
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you would have to call the credit card comany's 1-800 number located on the back of your credit card.
the credit card company will then contact the store or corporation that recieved the charges and they will be asked to send a copy of the signed credit card reciept, which they will compare to your signature. no match, no reciept, you dont have to pay. |
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ThePeskyWabbit
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You would have to prove to the credit card companies, first, that you did not make the charges. Then the credit card companies would have you tear up your cards, pay off the balances, and then they would do an investigation with the Feds. Until the investigation is finished, you're pretty much out of the money. If the Feds find out that you've lied----and they will find out if you're lying---then you will be arrested, you will still owe the complete balances on the cards, and you will get to pay all the attorneys' fees, court costs, and other fines that will be levied to you. Good luck with that.
Just for a fair warning. You don't want to mess with the Feds. They don't play well with others. |
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serenitynow
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call the credit card company |
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Xanana
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If it is a genuine case, you won't have to pay a cent. Be firm in your stand though, because the customer relations officer will try their luck on you before giving in eventually.
The catch however is that you will have to lodge a police case and be legally bounded for your statement. If you are merely declaring fraud to cheat the bank, you are liable for a jail sentence. |
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Pey
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Call the credit card company and tell them the charges are not yours and cut up the credit card. Keep the card as they will want you to mail the the pieces or pay $50. |
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jessicafroman
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...and by the way, if it wasn't fraud and you claim fraud, you're committing fraud. They will prosecute you. |
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But why is the rum always gone?
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You can try, but if it is found there was no fraud and you were reposible for the charges, that then means YOU are guilty of fraud! If it is one minor charge nothing much should happen. But if you try it with a major purchase or a wide range of transactions you can expect worse reults, anything from criminal charges to a much more likely assault on your credit rating. |
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♫believer♪
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call the number behind your credit card |
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